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It’s been more than a month since marijuana became legal in Minnesota and many communities are still reeling at the number of possibilities that may arise from this landmark piece of legislation. 

A big part of making this new legal system seamless is creating a licensing procedure for retail sales of cannabis. Though some tribal governments in Minnesota have already opened dispensaries, it could be 2025 until widespread sales begin. Cities and counties across the state are navigating that process and hearing from residents — who either support or have concerns — about legalized marijuana.

Evan Vogel, city administrator for Cambridge, spoke with MPR News host Cathy Wurzer about what his community is facing.

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Marijuana in Minnesota

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Lukas Levin

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It’s been more than a month since marijuana became legal in Minnesota and cities around the state are still working to integrate the new law seamlessly.

Marijuana outside the metro, communities navigating legalization

Navigating marijuana legalization in greater Minnesota

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